Risk Based Management
Course
In Birmingham
Description
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Type
Workshop
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Location
Birmingham
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Duration
3 Days
Suitable for: Operational and IT managers and supervisors, Internal and external auditors, Risk managers, Security officers, Executive management, Corporate and specifically IT risk managing officers
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Risk Based Management Integrating Information Technology for non-IT Managers
Workshop Overview/Focus
Corporations are becoming more and more aware of the risks facing them in the expanded Environment of Business now facing them.
Increasingly management is taking a risk management role and IT management is being called to assist at corporate and strategic risk management levels
This three-day, intensive course provides IT and operational management with a advanced approaches to risk management and internal risk assessment at a corporate level.
The seminar is designed to provide the participants with an in-depth knowledge of:
v Risk and its nature in a corporate environment
v Risk analysis and operational management
v The use of Risk-based management as an integrated approach
v Risks within computer systems
v Electronic trading risks
v The Information Systems risk-based control approach
v Risk and materiality
v A structured approach to risk evaluation
v How to sell risk-based control
Seminar Contents
v The nature of risk
v Internal risk assessment - a framework
v Risk-based management - an integrated approach
v Risks in Financial Services Industries
v Computer risks and fraud
v Reducing the risks in electronic interchanges
v The IS Risk-based approach
v Control risk prioritization
v Risk and materiality
v The structured risk approach
v Implementing the approach
v Selling management on risk
Day Programs
Day 1 – Risk
v Risk and Materiality
v Risk-based management, an integrated approach
v The Structured Risk Approach
v Internal Risk Assessment- a framework
v COSO and COcO
Day 2 – IT Risk
v IT risk based control approach and COBIT
v Electronic Trading Risks
v Reducing Risks in Electronic Interchanges
v SDLC activities and control
v Controlling the IPF
Day 3 – Managing the Risk
v Managing Risks in Computer Applications
v Management risk prioritization
v Risk and materiality
v Implementing the Approach
v Control Risk Prioritization
v Selling the Risk
Risk Based Management